Cruise port
Cruises from Anadyr
Anadyr lies at the mouth of the river of the same name on the Gulf of Anadyr. Its port location and region in the northwestern Bering Sea.
Anadyr is located in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug in Russia’s far northeast. The city lies at the mouth of the Anadyr River on the Gulf of Anadyr, which is part of the Bering Sea. It is therefore situated where the river mouth meets the sea routes of the northwestern Bering Sea.
Port and Bering Sea
Russia’s official port register lists the seaport of Anadyr in the Chukotka district. For the Anadyr estuary area, it identifies port facilities with berths for freight and passenger traffic. The port is thus part of the region’s maritime infrastructure. The technical specifications refer to different bays and port areas.
The Anadyr estuary opens onto the Gulf of Anadyr. From there, the Bering Sea stretches between northeast Asia and Alaska toward the Bering Strait.
Russia’s official port register lists the Anadyr estuary, Ugolnaya Bay, Provideniya Bay, and Kresta Gulf as separate coastal areas in the region. Port statistics refer to several different locations, so the specific port area matters when determining the geography. The register also gives the passenger terminal’s annual capacity for the entire seaport as 21,260 travelers. This figure describes the stated infrastructure of the port complex.
